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Originally Posted by jerryinfla
I'd use a broadfork. Granted it would be a bit labor intensive but once you get the hang of using one you can work a large area in minimum time using far less effort than a garden fork would require.
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I second the broadfork - I bought mine from Valley Oak Tool Co. this Fall, and have been very pleased with it. It is a sturdy, well built tool, and as Jerry said, once you get the hang of it, it goes quickly. I imagine the earthworms are a little happier with me, too.